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2016 Chevrolet Corvette C7R Z06 3LZ Convertible 7-Speed Manual 650HP
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This very exclusive Corvette came back to us on trade for a Porsche 911 Turbo, and this Vette is one of the ultimate Corvettes of all time! It's the last generation of Corvette (C7) that was available with a front mounted Supercharged LT4 V8 engine and a manual transmission, and for 2016 only, they made these ultra-cool C7.R Editions that took the C7 to a whole new level. Most of the C7.R Edition Corvettes were yellow, most were…
This very exclusive Corvette came back to us on trade for a Porsche 911 Turbo, and this Vette is one of the ultimate Corvettes of all time! It’s the last generation of Corvette (C7) that was available with a front mounted Supercharged LT4 V8 engine and a manual transmission, and for 2016 only, they made these ultra-cool C7.R Editions that took the C7 to a whole new level. Most of the C7.R Edition Corvettes were yellow, most were coupes, and most were automatics. This car is one of 14 black manual transmission convertible C7.Rs produced worldwide, and being a Canadian-ordered car, it’s even more exclusive! The car has just 23,742km and comes with both key fobs, the owner’s books, car cover, factory battery tender, and even the original window sticker from the new! -Z07 Performance Package -Carbon Ceramic Brakes -3LZ Package -Magnetic Ride Control It’s an incredible-sounding Supercharged LT4 V8 that produces 650hp and 650lb-ft of torque, and the icing on the cake is the super-engaging 7-speed manual transmission. The C7R variant of the Z06 Convertible also features unique aerodynamic enhancements inspired by Chevrolet’s racing heritage. It includes a larger front splitter, carbon-fibre body elements, and a distinctive rear spoiler, all contributing to improved downforce and enhanced stability at high speeds. Federal Luxury Tax Exempt Enclosed Shipping Available Financing Available Trade-Ins Welcome AMVIC Licensed Business
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